Pedestrian hit by vehicle near mission dr and muscatel ave, Rosemead CA
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TrafficAccording to the dispatch call, a vehicle struck a pedestrian near Mission Drive and Muscatel Avenue in Rosemead. Emergency responders and fire units were dispatched to the scene. The vehicle and victim remained on site near Rosemead High School.
Audio|Heard on: Los Angeles County Sheriff, Fire and Aircraft - Santa Clarita Valley
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01:44
Transcript:
00:00
...units, code the response as needed, 901T[1], Mission Drive, cross the Muscatel Avenue in Rosemead,
00:05
across the Muscatel Avenue.
00:07
Preakler versus Ted, Pega 204.
00:09
Company was starting a WONO-LF.
00:16
Copy temple 53-T-L-1 is in 4 to 5.
00:18
any less than four.
00:24
5GADAM-2-A-2-1-com-com-2.
00:25
5-3-Adam. 5-3-Adam.
00:35
4-123 as well, IP-COM1.
00:36
5-C-com1.
00:39
Respond confusion.
00:40
5-3, Tom 1.
00:44
Auto versus Pedestrian, 42 is Engine 42, Squad 90.
00:48
Mission with the cross of Muscatel.
00:50
Engine 42, acknowledge voice.
00:55
42.
00:58
42.
01:04
There's additional company that's corresponding in 4Leste admission drive across the Muscatel Avenue in Rosemead where you have 5T Com1 not responding.
01:11
Number (number withheld) respond call (number withheld).
01:19
And at this time 51 and 53 atom of the units with to go through responses.
01:26
1-11.
01:33
Several calls received.
01:40
Nellipake-you-phone, vehicle still on scene, a victim in front of Rosemead High School.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
901T: Traffic collision with injuries requiring medical or ambulance response.
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Location mentioned:
Mission Dr & Muscatel Ave, Rosemead, CA 91770
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